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So far England came out with all gun blazing, now time for Malan to go berserk with his inning and really wishing for Buttler to click on, may be 150+ SR.

375 + won't to be too tough to reach if it happens. I think one day England ODI outfit will become first team to touch 500 runs mark, it's just a matter of time

What the hellllllll...... After 44 over, England's batsmen are able to collect 401/2. I think In the last 6 over, they will be able to collect more than 60. We know that the Netherlands is a weak team. but, it was out of my thinking that they would bowl so badly. Now it looks like the England team will collect the second-highest score in the history of cricket. I hope, they will provide targets like 470.

They are bowling bad but they are also fielding very bad, their fielders already dropped Buttler like 2 times and also dropping Livingstone.
Anyway i was watching the game for Buttler only so i didn't mind those drop catches.

Having said that, this comes under human rights violations and extremely brutal.

500 looking possible now. 30 runs off 12 balls.
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Hahaha, it's really very brutal. I never imagined England would play such an innings today. Basically I didn't watch live the first 30 overs. England collected 224 runs in the first 30 overs. So I thought they might give a target of 400-420. But to everyone's surprise, Liam Livingstone and Jos Buttler's devastating batting help England a huge collection of 498. My regret is that England could not touch 500 runs.

Thanks to Livingstone and Buttler for giving us a chance to enjoy such an innings. The first three records for the highest run-scorer in the history of ODIs are held by England.

That's what we call monstrous performance. Only 2 runs were missed to make 500 identical runs, but they succeeded in setting the highest total in ODI cricket history. It was an absolute beast of an innings from Buttler, yet he carried on with the form we saw in the IPL. There is no doubt that Buttler aimed for 200. As a result of Livingstone's cameo, the actual party was ruined.